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Chip Wile: When the Green Flag Drops

UGA alumnus is president of the Daytona International Speedway.

One of the highest professional distinctions given to an engineer or scientist.

Sean Beckwith, Brent Simpson and Xiaoyun Wang received the NIH’s Ruth L. Kirchstein Postdoctoral Individual…

On Feb. 22, 2021, Write@UGA at the University of Georgia will host “Writing for a…

The process moves researchers step closer to using the materials in applications.

The findings could help in developing better early-warning systems.

The award is for her research focused on the instructional mission of UGA.

Several events commemorate the 60th anniversary of UGA’s desegregation.

At UGA, she has lived on three continents and in five different cities.

The fellowship will support Roth’s writing a book based on her scholarship.

Eric Ferreira guides students through some pressure-packed courses.

‘E Pluribus Unum’ celebrates the contributions of immigrants to American musical life.

One is developing new laser technology; the other, new vaccines.

Developing a vaccine is an example of the way to tackle big issues.

More than a third of couples relied on women to provide the most care.

Amann, Beach recognized for their renowned scholarly impact.

UGA’s first Black Ph.D. graduate pushed for more underrepresented students in STEM.

The former NFL star is now a children’s book author.

She is one of 154 students selected internationally to study China’s global role.

The concerts, shown here in 2019, will premiere virtually this year on Dec. 17 and…

Kissinger’s research focuses on parasite genomics and the biology of genome evolution.